No, advertising doesn't require a license.

I have been wondering what the rest or you guys do after you get a property under contract to wholesale.

My first inclination is to e-mail and call investors and begin marketing the property, but what about putting i...

I know it used to steam my broker every time she came across one.I don't know if this describes the service you bought, but it seems unlikely that a long distance agent would be able to actually provide any local selling, advertising or other local services normally provided.

For example, list your unit on Oodle and it will appear on Facebook and dozens of other sites that use Oodle as a consolidator, my husband and I do this for our own site.Given the continuing non-justifiable costs these days of the paper adverts, it is wise to add the internet to your advertising for tenants, the costs and viability of your approach depend on some of the factors listed above.GL

adt seems to do the most advertising here. they give away the complete system for a $99 activation fee. ofcourse, it requires a 2 (or 3?)

Be sure to use investor interest rates, which are about a point higher than anything you see advertised.

If it's the other two, you can avoid the updating, but your price has to reflect it, and it should be advertised as the fixer oppertunity it is.

My sellers call me because my advertising says that I buy houses; and I do.

I saw someone advertising they needed down payment assistance funding.

They have been advertising to homeowners that need help and have identified a couple of pet projects to show viability to investors and have not been able to negotiate the short with the lenders.